LL(1) Parsing - Solved Problems (Set 1)

Compiler Design: LL(1) Parsing - Solved Problems (Set 1)
Topics discussed:
1. Solved problems on finding if the given grammar is LL(1) or not.
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[@MostafaMaher98]

Superb explanation for LL parsing tables, ty so much ❤

[@Utdeyyy4]

Sir please keep uploading new videos of this series...we have exams in May (final)

[@xXmayank.kumarXx]

how did it go?

[@43_ayonroy4]

How did the exam go ?

[@Rahul-ce9yz]

Consider the following grammar E-→E or T | T T→ T and F |F F→not F | (E) | true | false (i) Remove left recursion from the grammar. (ii) Construct a predictive parsing table.

[@laviniaionel764]

Excuse me sir, in third example you've shown for first of S you wrote {a,b}. Is this correct, as ive understood the terminal must come first in order to be chosen in first. Thank you for your help! :*

[@tusharsharma6518]

Yes it's correct. On seesing A it will take first of A which is epsilon so a would be added and in second production rule on seeing B it will take first of B which is epsilon and hence will take next of B that is b...

[@shad491]

completely usefull

[@rimimalik3380]

Please upload videoa for LL(0) i have exam next month

[@abhay-zw3yw]

thank you so so so much

[@tekszhufuni2963]

Sir, like you said in question one Q3. Has € which has multiple values. How it is considered as LL1 grammar?

[@tekszhufuni2963]

Got it

[@Sai-ph1xy]

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[@staggereddot5267]

sir bhakki ka content please upload kigiye 🤖

[@x-ZOLO]

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[@sarthaksingh1889]

3rd comment 😄😄

[@muhammadhusain8516]

1st comment 🥳🥳